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There are two more telco-equipment suppliers that make natural acquisition targets, Cramer said Tuesday, much as Starent Networks did for Cisco Systems. But for whom?
It could be for Juniper Networks [JNPR
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That’s why Cramer said that both Tekelec [TKLC
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“I say get in while the getting’s still good,” Cramer said.
Cramer’s charitable trust owns Cisco Systems.
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